Hey everyone! I'm wrapping up my PC build and just need to choose a case. It has to accommodate a 360mm AIO cooler and a 5070ti GPU. My CPU is a 285k, and I primarily use this for video editing. I'm really curious about which case would provide the best airflow while also being relatively quiet. Here are the ones I'm considering:
- Lian Li Lancool 216 RGB
- Montech AIR 903 MAX
- Lian Li Lancool 207
- Lian Li SUP 01
- Corsair FRAME 4000D
- NZXT H5 Flow
Price isn't an issue since I'm prepared to spend whatever it takes. Aesthetics are a factor as well, and I'm open to adding extra fans if needed, although I'd appreciate a case that comes with ample fans. Also, having a dust filter is important to me since I have a cat, but it's not a dealbreaker. Any advice or thoughts would be super helpful! I'm also open to other case suggestions, but they should be in stock at my local Micro Center. I've heard of the Fractal Torrent, but I'm worried it might be a bit pricey and won't fit my components!
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I have the Lian Li Lancool 207 too, and I can say it has remarkable airflow. You’ll notice how efficient the layout is while building. I’ve built multiple rigs, and this one just clicks with all the airflow enhancements. Highly recommended!
They’re pretty quiet! Optimal cooling doesn’t mean noisy fans in this case.
A lot of folks are saying the Lian Li Lancool 207 is really worth it for airflow. It's got a solid design that maximizes airflow and keeps the temperature down, plus it’s easy to work in during builds. It’s tailored for good cooling performance, especially when you’re using a high-end setup like yours!
Dude, that's my go-to case too! Seriously, you won’t regret it.
Check out this link to some airflow comparisons: gamersnexus.net/cases/best-pc-cases-2024-80-800-airflow-cable-management-thermal-leaders. The Lian Li cases consistently perform well in tests, especially under heavy loads. Might give you some good insights!
Thanks for the recommendation! I can’t believe I missed this during my research!
Great to hear! Just how loud are the fans when running?